Royal Navy Accepts Unmanned Minesweeping System Into Service

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Royal Navy Accepts Unmanned Minesweeping System Into Service

The UK  has joined the small club of militaries with an unmanned vessel system in front-line service. Ukraine's navy is built on unmanned systems; the U.S. Navy uses unmanned vessels for surveillance missions in the Arabian Gulf; and now, the Royal Navy has accepted its long-awaited crewless minesweeping system into service.  The UK is sunsetting its manned mine countermeasures vessels and transferring the responsibilities to new unmanned-vessel…

Royal Navy accepts into service new autonomous minesweeping system - European Security & Defence

The UK Royal Navy (RN) has accepted into service three sets of autonomous minesweeping systems, known as SWEEP, that allow … mehr... The post Royal Navy accepts into service new autonomous minesweeping system appeared first on European Security & Defence.

Royal Navy inducts SWEEP system to remotely counter mines

The British Royal Navy has commissioned a new autonomous mine hunting system into active service, enabling the deploymentThe post Royal Navy inducts SWEEP system to remotely counter mines appeared first on Naval Technology.

In A First, UK Navy To Deploy Crewless Minesweeping System In Dangerous Waters

The system uses modern technology to defeat digital sea mines, which are designed to detect and target nearby ships and submarines.